Computer Science

Five surprising facts about AI chatbots that can help you make better use of...

AI chatbots have already become embedded into some people's lives, but how many really know how they work? Did you know, for example, ChatGPT needs...

New 3D printing breakthrough combines soft and hard materials in one object

Scientists at The University of Texas at Austin have developed an exciting new 3D printing method that blends soft and hard materials into one...

Bouncy toy inspires smarter, jumping robots

A classic children’s toy—the popping dome that flips inside out and launches into the air—has sparked a big leap forward in the world of...

Fake or real? New research shows AI watermarks can be easily tricked

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to generate images that are nearly impossible to tell apart from real photos, digital watermarks have been proposed as...

No cloud? No problem. AI now runs on tiny devices

Artificial intelligence (AI) usually requires a lot of computing power and energy, which can be a problem for small devices like sensors used in...

Storing your selfies in DNA? Scientists say it’s closer than you think

In the future, your photos might not live on your phone or in the cloud—but inside strands of DNA. While that might sound like science...

Say goodbye to Wi-Fi? Light-based internet just got a major upgrade

Imagine downloading movies or sending files not through traditional Wi-Fi, but through light—faster, more secure, and without interference. This is the promise of Li-Fi, or...

Mattel and OpenAI have partnered up. Here’s why parents should be concerned about AI...

Mattel may seem like an unchanging, old-school brand. Most of us are familiar with it—be it through Barbie, Fisher-Price, Thomas & Friends, Uno, Masters of...

Diamonds light the way for the future of quantum technology

Scientists in the UK have made a major breakthrough that could help unlock the full potential of quantum technologies. Researchers from the Universities of Oxford,...

Smarter eyes for machines: New silicon tech speeds up computer vision

Researchers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst have developed a breakthrough in computer vision technology by creating new hardware that acts more like the...